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Jeff Bezos calls Amazon’s $40m Melania film ‘a good business decision’
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Jeff Bezos calls Amazon’s $40m Melania film ‘a good business decision’

The Guardian · May 20, 2026

The Amazon founder has denied any personal involvement in the film, which failed to recoup its budget on release

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